Fireworks Safety Tips
Celebrate safely with these important guidelines for handling fireworks
DO's
- Read instructions carefully before using fireworks
- Keep a bucket of water or sand nearby for emergencies
- Light fireworks in an open area away from buildings and vehicles
- Keep spectators at a safe distance
- Wear closed-toe shoes while lighting fireworks
- Dispose of used fireworks by soaking them in water
- Store fireworks in a cool, dry place away from children
DON'Ts
- Never allow children to handle fireworks unsupervised
- Don't light fireworks indoors or near flammable materials
- Avoid wearing loose clothing while handling fireworks
- Never try to relight a "dud" firework
- Don't throw or point fireworks at people or animals
- Never carry fireworks in your pocket
- Don't experiment with homemade fireworks
- Avoid alcohol consumption when handling fireworks
General Safety Guidelines
Always follow local laws and regulations regarding fireworks usage. Check with your local authorities about permitted times and places for fireworks display. Be considerate of neighbors, especially those with pets, elderly people, or infants who might be disturbed by loud noises.
In Case of Fire
If a fire starts, immediately call emergency services. For small fires, use a fire extinguisher or bucket of water. Never use water on electrical fires. If clothing catches fire, remember to "Stop, Drop, and Roll" to extinguish flames.
First Aid for Burns
For minor burns, cool the area with running water for 10-15 minutes. Cover with a clean, dry cloth. Do not apply ice, butter, or ointments. For serious burns, seek immediate medical attention. Keep a first aid kit handy during fireworks displays.
Emergency Contacts
In case of emergency, immediately contact:
Fire Department
Police
Ambulance
Venkatachalapathy & Co Crackers Emergency Helpline: +91 6383038060
Remember, safety is everyone's responsibility. Let's celebrate festivals joyfully and safely!
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